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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-26
General Notes.
Special to the Indianapolis journal

Special to the Indianapolis journal
WAsHISGToN, Nov. 25.-Representative elect
Cheadle, of Frankfort. has arrived and engaged
apartments for the session at Alb Sixth street
i. =. Creelman, of Indiana paid his respects
20 President Cleveland to-day. He was present
I'd by Representative Matson
It Is denied that Judge Phillips of Kansas
City. has been appointed Commissioner of the
General Land office.
The Canandaigua National Bank of Canaan
iAiuea. y. Y, has been authorized TO commence
business, with a capital of 900, 00O
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Bloody Fight Between Cousins

Special to che IrdianaDolis journal.
LoGANsPoRT. Nov. 25.-Henry Clay Under
wood, of Kentucky, and John Walters, of On
ward, this county. became involved in an alterca-
ton this afternoon at the Brighton saloon Dur
ing the malice that followed Under wood inflicted
a number OF serious wounds on Walters head
and IN his face with an English barlow knife
Underwood and Walters cousins, and had
been drinking heavily during the day.
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A Biblical Reply,

Kentucky State Joutn II.
Say Master Jonnny. hear that you were
in beer garden yesterday afternoon. It's not
proper place to be"
THE dickens it hain't. You want to be bet
ter than God. don't yon7 Didn't God make man
and place him in q gardenF"
Eyes. but it wasn't a beer garden. !"
We'll, they didn't know how to make beer in
them days"
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Montgomery County Teachers.

Special TO the indianapolis journal
CRAwFoRDsvILLE. Nov. 25.-The two days
session of the third annual meeting Of the
Montgomery County Teachers Association COM
menced to-day. This morning was spent in or
ganization and election of officers. The arrange
ment made with the different township trustees
that the teachers who attended to-day should
receive their pay the as if they taught,
had the effect of securing a larger attendance
the first day than formerly. The following are
the officers: President, Prot. T. 81. Dunn; secre-
tary. Della Burke; treasurer, D. H. Gilkey The
proper committees were also appointed. This
afternoon q paper upon the ascent of the Mat
terhorn" was read by DR.. d. S. Jordan pres-
dent OF the State University at Bloomneto A
recitation given by Miss Ila Atchison. of
this city. and solo was sung by Miss Grace
White. Short remarks were made by other
persons in attendance
Tomorrow papers will be read by Prof. AL
pheus McTaggert, of the State Normal. on
Morals" by Or. j. Fl. Smart of Purdue UNI
versity. on "A trip through Europe" and by
Prof j. NJ Coulter. of Wabash College, on
Fossil Man." and by Prof Hopkins, of Purdue
on ''Science of Morals Recitalions will be
given by Misses Ada Detchon and Nellie Mich
olson. and solo will be given by Miss Minnie
Scott
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Preparing for a WIN Contest.

Special to the indianapolis JournaI.
BLooMINeToN. Nov. 2o-Preparatons are be-
ing made to file suit in court to break the
will of DR.. Langdon. who died about month
ago, leaving estate valued at not less than
$4,000. to be disposed of by will. and $780, 900
more which he divided year before his death.
The suit is to be brought by grandson, Paul
Wageoner, who lives in Washington county
this State. He will alleee that for ten years
past the two children to whom the money was
left. used undue influence to have Waggoner
excluded from the document he now attempts to
break. The heirs referred to are Wylie Ditt-
more. living at Spencer, and the wife Of Joseph
Hill Eminent attorneys will likely be en-
ployed on both sides. and the case will be of I'M
usual interest, as near $3.50, 600 is involved.
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ritory in some measure new TO this roads BUSH
ness and the results have been highly salts
factory. Shipments of merchandise from the
Southwes eastward over the line have largely
increased and the livestock traffic from Kansas
City which has heretofore cut unimportaut
figure reaches 200 carloads per week
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Steamship News.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 25.-Arrived: Nova Scotian,
from Liverpool
HAMBURG, Nov. 25.-Arrived: Bohemia, from
New York, for London
NEW YORK, Nov 25.-Arrved: Leasing, from
Hamburg; Deruyter. from antwerp; Aler, from
Bremen; City of Chester, Britannia from Liver
nOol
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-Congressman Martin,
bf Texas, who succeeds Senator Reagan in the
House, and who is staying at WIZARDS Hotel.
blew out the gas. it is said. the other night, and
almost suffocated before the escape OF the
gas noticed and located by one of the
servants in the hotel.
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GET rid OF that tired feeling as quick as pns-
sible. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla which gives
Erength. good appetite and health.
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SWEET POTATOES.

The fact now well established that
sweet potatoes will cross without the
Intervention of true seed has puzzled
vegetable Psychologists Thus far no
satisfactory explanation has been
given. Some have suggested that
though no seed are produced in this
latitude, the plants flower and that
the characteristics of varieties are
blended through the influence OF
pollen. This is by no means proba-
BILE since the pollen effects only the
ovule which failing to develop could
produce no effect upon the plant
others have suggested that either
roots or stems may, when planted in
close proximity to other varieties
from accidental gratis, through which
a mingling Of the circulation takes
place resulting in blending OF the
two parents. Very searching expe-
riment will be necessary to unraye
this secret The fact that they CT os.
without the Intervention OF seed i.
well authenticated, but how is il
done is the question ). 5. Newman
in Southern Cultivator.
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MARRYING FOK MONEY.

WHO can blame a girl if she does
marry for II oney and position?' said
a pretty woman to poor young
man. "Iou men sacrifice your in
clination and comfort, your health
and happiness, frequently your hon
or, in the struggle fof wealth. Are
YOU ever censured for it as long az
you are not detected in any deed
positively criminal? Yet when wo-
man takes her wares to the only
market she can find, and barters
them to the highest bidder, people
sheer unpleasantly at her, and if
the marriage turns out disastri0usly,
eXclaim with positive delight: II
feel no pity for her. She sold her
self. ~ Women's training and sur
roundings prevent them from max
ing name or position Tor themselves
outside of society, save in cases of
exceptional ability and determine
ton. a clerk does not refuse to
serve an employer because he may
be old, ugly, and ill-tempered. He
gives his time fer a stipulated sum.
For the same reason cool headed
vomau rnorriae -
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Sheriff's Sales for October.

VI i'll be sold before the Court House
door in the city OF Marietta, Cobb county
Ga, during the legal hours of sale. on The
first Tuesday in October 1881, the follow.
ing p operty to wit:
Lot Of land No 6A1 in the II dist ana
2nd section of Cobb county, Ga. Levied
on as the property of Harriet + Haden 10
satisfy Il "a issued from Cobb Superinr
Court in favor OF Robert Davis for use Of
officers Of court VS. said Harriet Z Hadeu
Also az the same time and place, lot OF
land No. 143 in the 18th dist and 2nd Sec
ton of Cobb county Ca Levied on as the
property Of Harriet E Hadcn to satisfy a
Il IA issued from Cobb Superior Court in
favor Of w r. Montgomery, Administra,
tor Of Robert Lemon, deceased, for use of
officers OF court VS. said Harriet Il Haden
Also at the same time and place Or.
house and lot in the town of Powder
Springs in the s46th district & NJ. Of Cobb
county, Ga, IL being part Of land lot No.
902 in the l9th district and I'd section OF
said county and bounded as follows West
by Butner street North by Burners prop,
erty, and East by Minitields property, said
lot containing halt acre more or less. I.ev~
led on as the property of Morris White 10
satisfy four Justice court fl las issued from
the s4Glh district G NJ of said county one
in favor of |. p Florence & Co. one in ia
vor OF t. Mathews one in favor Of " 4
A J. Bakestrhw X Co, and one IN favor ~
| d Cpshaw, ot said fl fas versus said
Morris " hiie evy made and returned 10
me by Sgr e idreworth. lie.
j. 1. CORY ELL Sheriff.
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agricultural.
A PRINCIPLE IN AGRICULTURE.

1t is principle in agriculture, as
well as in every day life to grow and
mature and ripen, plant must have
food just as much as any animal.
The plant however derives its noursh-
ment from the soil almost entirely.
Without this nourishment it soon
fades and dies, and bears no sem
blance to the vigorous lusty p!an;
which has had the benefit of the
proper food. An old experiment will
illustrate this, in two pots is put fine
white sand prepared so as to contain
not particle Of plant food, in one of
| these pots is mixed small quantity
of the ingredients containing what is
necessary for the young sprout, for
exarnplc-nitrate of potash and phos-
phate of lime and the other pot is
lett with only the pure sand therein.
Two seed of any hardy plant are
placed in each pot and are mosted
from time to time with distilled wa
ter. All OF the seed terminate and
spring up which is due to the food
contained in the seed themselves.
But now what do we notice, from tbs
point the seed in one pot commence
to shive and soon are stunted in
growth while in the other the plants
are growing vigorously and health
full, and in the same time attain a
hight OF seven times more than those
in the other pot and weight of more
than forty or fifty times. What pro-
duces this difference? Obviously
the plant contained in the pot. The
| plant, as We know, takes its food
from the soil, and unless the soil is
replcnished by the addition of SINH
lar ingredients as those extracted, ii
wastes away and after while no long
er grows a crop which aforetme was
so plentiful. If all lands were SO
situated in Egypt where the river
Nile annually re-invigorates the soil
and supplies elements taken away
there would scarcely be any need Of
discussion of the subject, but untor-
tunately we have not that advantage
and We must do artifcially what the
Nile does naturally-that is by the
addition of artificial manures to oul
lands, and, to do this in the cheapes
and most economical manner is ;
subject in which all are deeply in
terested. The only way to accom-
plish this is through our homemade
composts, and the utilization Of those
fertilizlng ingredients which are nov
uncared for, or at least not to thu
best advantage.
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WHERE TO GET JOB PRINTING.

Attention is directed to the jobbing de-
partment ofthe MARIETTA Journal which is
provided with the most approved and ex-
tensiye facilities for the execution of job
printing of all kinds from the smallest label
to the largest poster, in black or colored
INKS, at prices as low as can be had else
where for an equal grade of work We are
prepared to print at short notice, pamphlets
posters, programmes circulars, letter heads
checks, envelopes bill heads, blanks of al
kinds, catalogues business cards, and every
thing in the line o. printing used in the con
1uct of every dav business
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GEORGIA-CoBB COUNTY,

70 whom it may concern: All persons
interested are hereby notified that if no
good cause be shown to the contrary an or
der viii be granted by the undersigned on
the 4th day of October 1887. establishing a
public road as marked cut by the Commits
sioneFs appointed tor that purpose com
mencing at Mrs. McAtee's on the Bells
Ferry road and following an old road to
w A. Bishops, thence 10 A Roberts on
the old road and to FL wards house on said
70 d thence tn intercept with the land line.
in rear G! Edwards house following said
laad line by the way of John Roberts i'm
the Sbanty district to the Cassville road.
This Angus Both 1887.
II NJ. HAMMETF, Ordinary.
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"IIope on, hope ever" How many
delicate ladies there are who, while
they attend to their daily duties, do
so with aching heads, sense of full
ness, pain in the back and depressed
spirits, who are "only keeping about,
as the phrase is. Some day they go
into a decline, J" and leave their chill
dren motherless. To such we would
say. Cheer up Timely use of
Dr. Pierce's "Favoritte Prescription
corrects all female irregularities.
weaknesses, ana kindred affections
easily. pleasantly and quickly.
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GEORGIA-cOBB COUNTY

Notice is hereby given to all persons con-
cerned, that on the 19th day OF July 1887,
Hosea Manner, late OF said county, departed
this life iliestate and no person has applied
for Administration on the estate OF said
Hosea SIaner. That administration will
he vested in J, Z Foster, County Admins
TRAITOR, or some other fit and proper person
on lie first Monday in October next, unless
valid objection is made to his appointment.
This August Both 1887.
Il. NJ HAMMETT. OrI,v
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Fence or StOcklaW.
ORDINARY ; OFFICE, Cobb Co

MaFiaita, Ca, Aug. 23d. 1887.
Notice is hereby given to an whom il
may concern that petition Of fifteen tree
holders OF the l395th district, G NJ, (How-
ells) ofsaid county has been filed in this office
asking for an election on the qustion For
Fence" or 'Stocklaw' IN said l395th Dis.
irict, as authorized under and by virtue Of
the law in such cases made and provided
and that said election will te ordered ON
the Goth day OF September next, if no GOOD
cause is shown. Witness my hand official
lY u VI. FAMMETT. Ord,Y
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GEORGIA-CoBB COUNTY.

To whom it may concern All persons
Interested are hereby notified that it no
good cause 'e shown to the contrary an or
der will be granted by the undersigned on
the 4 day of October 1887 establishing a
public road as marked out by the Commits
sioner appointed for that purpose oommenc,
ing at the farm of II. ;. Love near Lost
Mountain and running in the direction OF
Powder Springs and to intersect with the
Powder Springs and Dallas roads near the
residence Of G, d. Moon Said road being
IN Oregon and Pow der Springs district
This Aug Y0th 1887.
II. ". llAMMETT, Ordinary.
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NJ A ri FI'F A
Opposite the Kennesaw House,

CHUCK ANDERSON, Proprietor.
rVHE BEST or VEHICLES, TIE
safest OF drivers and the fastest of
horse are al avs ready. night and da for
hire 30 man or woman or child eve has
given me a clll in the past, who has been
nor s1q' any ever 10 the future be, dissatis-
tad vilh mv teams or the men in my EN-
ploT Everything and every body about
me are a No.
have cneapened my charges proportion
att % tbe aFnaency of the times For
references utbe truth of what say, as
to ite urn~outs and charges, 20 to my
friends. which means the public generally.
Parties hiring are strictly responsible for
tbe safety d. themselves vehicles and
horses j. A q ANDERSON.
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Price, 30 Cents per Bottle
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
GEORGIA coBB COUNTY

10 ~ b. N Il may ,our, IN G,or.e w.
Glore. Adminis rator Of James 4 Glore,
deceas d. has in dae form applied to the
undersigned for leave 10 sell The lands be-
loncing to the estate of said deceased. and
said application will be heard on the frs;
Monday in Ocluher next August Both.
1887 " u. IlAMNEIT. Ordinary
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E y! " g. asys;lsll
How Los, How Restored

Just publ he'd. new edition of DIR
CULVERwEIh's CELEBRATED Essay on
the rddjcat eure of SPERMAToRRHusA OF
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Seminal
Losses. lMPoTE 0CY, Mental and Physical
Incapacity, Impedments to Marriage, etc.
also CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY and FRS,
induced by self-indulgence, or sexual ex
travagance, Sc.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty
Years successful practice, that the alarm
ing consequences Of self abuse may be radi,
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once simple certain, and eiectual. by
means of which every sufferer. no matter
what his condition may be. may cure him>
self cheaply, privately and mdicdUg
Is This lecture should be in the hands
of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal in plain ENVELOPE, TO
any address post paid on receipt of four
cents or two postage stamps. Address
THE 0ULVERWELL MEDICAL CO..
Ann St, New York, n. Y Post Office Box. 400.
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Say, what's that for? p asked the
hayseed, as the finger bowl was pass
ed around at grand dinner. That's
to sop your banana in. said the wag
at his side. He did it.
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Mexican
Mustang
L.iniimenl
THIS GOOD OLD svAMp-av

Ills GOOD GID STAHn-BY
aceomplishes far everybody exactly what Is claimed
tort Oneof the reasons FOR the greas popularity OK
TIE Mustang Ltniment is foEGd IN its universal
applicability Everybody aee>is sscA medicine,
The iumbermaH aeeSis II IN case OF GccI,lel.r
The Housewife needs it for general fam Il use.
The Cannier needs it for his teamsa ana lsss men
The Mechanic needs it always on II, work
bench
The Miner needs IT IN case os emergency
The Pioneer needs it-can't ger aiong without r.
The Farmer needs it in his house. his stable
and his stock yard
Th9 steamboat man or the ISsa tn,f II y.se,.s
II IN liberal supply afoat ana ashore.
The HOrse-ianosrr needs It'll Is ht4 best
friend and sGfe.t reliance
The sIock-grOwer needs tilt viii save htn
thousands Of dollars and world OF trouble
The Railroad man needs It and win need Il Sc,
long as his life Is round of accidents and dangers
TIL. itnckwOodsmRn needs it, There is moth.
ing like it as an antidote for the dangers 20 life
'lnb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
Tho Merchant needs it about his store anon.
his employees. Accidents will happen, and when
these come the Mustang Liniment is wanted at once
Keepa Bottle in the EOuee, IT'S the best Of
economy
Keep Bottle in the Factory. Its Immediate
use In case Of accident pain and loss Of wages
Keep n Bottle Always ia the Stable for
use when wanted.
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ae aayeYtise n saes
VAN WINKLE GIN.
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
We notice in your last issue that the Ath.
ems merchants complain Of the seed LETT in
the lint cotton hy 0-lethofpe gips one
third al the ealon saippea 10 Aihers by
Barrett Il BJaYs 'um lh.iy gin las been
slla as coed mAliirE. ihey ein At the rate
OF aoa Al'e pes ho9r on o 80 saw yin, so all
The difference c1nnot he ia fast cunning
The ua;h is 8rrelt & z ans have Van
Nu5ie tn aaa Re world emit beat il -
Lec gea CO. Aces
WESTON a., Sept ~ 1886
i Van Wiebe s. 60
llar Sifs 4in never chekes or breaks
the rob cau gin a 800 ID bale every
hour Ny condenser is the best in the
county Yours fruy,
W p. SAmtLE.
West PoINr Ga, sept, 1885.
T. IAN Wrinkle & Co
Dear Sirs: | can say TO you that | never
sa q gin do as pretty work, and your con
deaseF is All you claim for it, Ii would do
yoa good to see my gin at work ! am
well pleased Yours
T L DAVIDSON.
WEST PoINT, GA. Sept %, 1884
Messrs b Van Wrinkle & Co.
Gents. We to-day started up the G0-saw
gin feeder and condenser by your drec>
tons I gave US not a particle oftrouble;
not Journal. heated or band slipped or came
of II cleaned the seed perfectly, and
makes beautiful sample II IL wears
properly and well, an he conditions desir
ed 10 Gin viii be filed Respectfully,
w. r. 0BME
MARsHALyILLE, GA, May 2, 1887.
Nessrs 4 Van Aiukle & Co.
Daar-cirS / am 50 well pleased with your
GIN and out6f iha must have another one
TO keep gp w.th my customers next fall
have rom several different makes Of gins,
ban never ran one that / bad less trouble
with than yours Il cleans the Sc and
makes better liui thar any gin IN our sec
tiel of country | think the brush is the
best one / ever saw. einned 400 bales Of
cliton last fail, and was never troubled with
4 b1t BOX tie whole season while my oth>
er GO-saw in 81 another make gave me
great deal Of grauble. You must be sure
and set aside another 60-saw in and outfit
tuE me as am compelled TO have it
With many isles that you may supply
every gin house with one or more of your
outfits / am
Yours truly J O. FARBIER,
NERIwETHER, GA April 80 1887
Messys 4 Van Wrinkle & Co.
Geuls Your patent roller is a splendid
arrangement. can be beat ! was under
ihe Impression my old gin Of your make
WIS superior to anybpdy's gin, and it
was This arrangement prevents choking,
keeps the ROLLER going all The time You
may depend upon Il as being a grand thing,
IN my opinion Nv ginner, who has been
rfuutn3 ms cotton for rumher OF wears
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GEOKGIA-COBB COUNTY.

GEOKGIA-COBB COUNTY:
Notiee is hereby given to all persons
having demands against Matilda B. Lane
deceased to present them to me at Tun,
nell HILL Ga, properly made out within
the time prescribed by law, so as to show
their character amount. and ali persons
Indebted TO said deceased are hereby re-
CURED to make immed ate payment July
2Sth, 1887 II HARLAN, EXT.
of Matilda B Lane deceased.
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SHELTON NAPIER.

EArrNToN GA. June %, 1887
Capt Reese. have no hesilancy in re-
C0mmeHdiog 30 amy one. the Van Wrinkle
ea. have been ginning for the public
thiIe.n years, and The two 30 saw gins,
vith eondens is and feeders, which | now
asa. give lhe best satisfaction The gin is
superior % any ever used, and cheerful
~ recommend ITO any who want TO pur-
caasl such machinery.
Yours &c G. ID. LEONARD
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-19

Every Departments stock is now
complete with -priug aud summer
goods of every -tylcaud quality. Ey.
cry department j. crowded with
goods aud now comes the time to sell
Them our special bargains for this
week. cover latg'lin" OF goods that
are reasonable and dcslrab e.. We
have ALWAYS something new 10 show
and lHdic, can visit our store dHiN
and tiud new goodr. our white
gooD- Department., showing very
rNtcu-iue line of novelties, not -
thing that is new is missing. our
line of Imported -atccu, cover over
iilty different styles.
SANGER Bros
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